Saturday Night Fever Stereotypes

Words: 301
Pages: 2
Open Document
where he produced many of his movies, stage musicals, and television shows. He was actually the stage manager for The Bee Gees which was the main source of music featured in Saturday Night Fever (STIGWOOD, Robert Colin.). With Robert’s Australian and English backgrounds he does not relate directly to an Italian-American, This can lead to audiences believing that Saturday Night Fever is not an accurate representation of Italian-Americans. Audiences may believe that since Stigwood is not an Italian American he could be basing the production of the movie in terms of how he stereotypes or perceives Italian-Americans, which may not be accurate.
The writer of Saturday Night Fever was Norman Wexler (AFI). He was born in Massachusetts and attended
Show More

Related Documents: Saturday Night Fever Stereotypes

Essay Media Assignment No

Media Assignment : Saturday Night Fever Saturday Night Fever is a very good representation of the 1970s, as it was made in 1977 and set at that time. People could really relate to this movie in many ways, they could see themselves with the same stereotypes and Tony, Tony’s friends, Tony’s girl friends, and even older people could relate to the movie, they could see them selves as Tony’s parents, the hardware store owner where Tony works in and just people in society watching everything change. The…

Words 877 - Pages 4